Attorney Craig W. Drummond appointed as the Hearing Officer for the public fact-finding review that occurred on May 1, 2015 in the death of Mimi Goldberg by law enforcement. Presiding Officers are selected by the County Manager from lists approved by the County Commission to preside over the Police Fatality Public-Fact Finding Review process.
“Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review of Goldberg Death to be Held Friday”
April 28th, 2015-Clark County Nevada

Drummond Law Firm represents U.S. Air Force drone pilot in contested high profile pre-trial confinement matters under the Uniform Code of Military Justice [UCMJ] and seeks intervention by the civilian Federal U.S. District Court.
“Lawyer seeks drone sensor operator’s release from Nellis jail”
April 19, 2015 – Las Vegas Review-Journal
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All charges DROPPED against a Drummond Law Firm military client. On June 5, 2015, the U.S. Air Force dropped all charges against a Drone Sensor Operator at Creech Air Force Base after retaining the Drummond Law Firm to aggressively fight and defend against the criminal charges. The servicemember will receive no criminal conviction whatsoever as a result of the case.
“Charges Dropped Against Drone Sensor Operator with PTSD.”
June 5, 2015- Las Vegas Review-Journal
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The Clark County Bar Association, Nevada, requested that attorney Craig W. Drummond present a continuing legal education course [CLE] on September 11, 2015 regarding “Representing U.S. Military Members in Nevada Courts.” The Clark County Bar Association is a non-profit voluntary organization focused on professionalism for attorneys, judges, legal assistants, legal secretaries and law school students concentrated in Southern Nevada. “Nevada Attorney Craig Drummond to Present CLE Seminar about Representing U.S. Military Members”
July 13, 2015-Clark County Bar Association

Lawsuit filed by Ms. Liziane Gutierrez against singer Chris Brown in Clark County District Court on February 10, 2016 related to an interaction with Mr. Brown and his representatives at the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas. Mr. Drummond released a brief statement on behalf of Ms. Gutierrez upon inquiry from the media about the lawsuit: “Given the unfortunate circumstances of January 2, 2016 and the statements by Mr. Brown and others, Ms. Gutierrez has chosen to protect her rights through the civil justice process. Ms. Gutierrez looks forward to presenting all of the facts and circumstances of January 2, 2016 in a court of law.”
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Attorney Craig W. Drummond interviewed as an expert commentator by Fox 5 News for his input related to the recent arrest and criminal charges pending against rancher Cliven Bundy in Federal Court in Las Vegas, Nevada.

U.S. Aims to Lure Insurgents, A Pentagon group has encouraged some U.S. military snipers in Iraq to target suspected insurgents by scattering pieces of “bait,” such as detonation cords, plastic explosives and ammunition, and then killing Iraqis who pick up the items, according to military court documents.

“U.S. Aims to Lure Insurgents with Bait”
September 24, 2007 – The Washington Post
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CAMP LIBERTY, Iraq, Sept. 28 – A military jury acquitted an American Army sniper of murder charges on Friday in connection with the deaths of two Iraqi men during the spring, but convicted him of planting incriminating evidence on one of the bodies after the killing.

Specialist Jorge G. Sandoval Jr. received congratulatory embraces from his two military lawyers after the verdict was announced in a small courtroom here, a short armored Humvee ride from Saddam Hussein’s former palace on the grounds of what is now a sprawling American military base.

“Army Sniper Acquitted of Murder in 2 Deaths”
September 29, 2007 – New York Times
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“Attorney to Try to Keep Boy’s Confession Out of Murder Trial Involving Teacher”
July 14, 2011- Las Vegas Sun
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The father-and-son stars of History’s “Pawn Stars” have been sued by a disabled Vietnam vet who claims they roughed him up in their Las Vegas shop last fall.

Daniel Callahan, 62, filed a civil suit in Clark County District Court on April 26 accusing Rick Harrison and his father, Richard, of physically assaulting him in their Gold & Silver Pawn Shop last October.

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“Sore Customer Sues ‘Pawn Stars’ Family”
May 1, 2012 – New York Post